In Computer-Assisted Mass Appraisal (CAMA) and Automated Valuation Modeling (AVM), precision isn't just an academic pursuit—it is a forensic necessity. When appraisers, software architects, assessment officials, and tax appeal experts speak different dialects, valuation models break, tax rolls become vulnerable, and appeals drag on unnecessarily.
Tomorrow, that ambiguity ends.
I am officially releasing my newest ~400-page (Paperback) canonized
desk reference:
101 Key Terms for Valuation
Modeling: A
Practical Desktop Reference for Mass Appraisal, CAMA, and AVM Practitioners
Built to stay on your desk rather than collect dust on a shelf,
this compendium bridges complex econometric theory with real-world roll
development and defense.
Each
of the 101 primary terms follows a consistent three-part structure:
· Definition — a concise, authoritative
explanation
· Application
in Valuation Modeling
— how the concept operates inside CAMA and AVM systems
· Practitioner’s
Corner — actionable
guidance, common pitfalls, and defense-oriented insights
Packed
with twelve master thematic categories, comparative split entries (A/B/C), three
specialized back-matter appendices (including forensic audit protocols and
cross-examination scripts), and a Master A–Z Index, this book provides the
exact vocabulary required to build, audit, and defend robust valuation models.
Available
tomorrow, September 9th, in Kindle, Paperback, and Hardcover
on Amazon and as a PDF via Payhip.
As
always, author royalties from my books support charitable organizations,
including Save the Children.
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